Bulova BaselWorld 2015 Highlights
Bulova is celebrating their 140th year in continuous business this year, and they are introducing some new lines to celebrate. They are also moving their corporate headquarters back to New York in the Empire State Building, which is neat if you ask me. Bulova of course has an incredible history, and to honor that history they are borrowing a little from their illustrious past. Some of the new offerings that debuted at Basel are pretty cool, but some miss the mark a bit as far as truly honoring their past goes. Bulova will be using their proprietary Ultra High Frequency (UHF) quartz movement in most of their watches for 2015. While I'm not a fan of quartz, these are really interesting. The Bulova-made movement uses a three pronged quartz crystal that vibrates at 262 kHz, eight times that of a standard quartz movement. This give increased accuracy (to within a few seconds per year), and allows for a continuous sweeping hand. The highlights of the 2015 introductions are the Sea King

Got my 5960/1a !!
It took some perseverance but it's well worth it!!The piece is gorgeous. Yes a bit blingy for a PP but the dial is amazingly legible and the movement is a beautyI'll post up more pics soon!Really excited about this one!ImageUploadedByTapatalk1416440808.746666.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1416440819.117832.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1416440829.723224.jpg

Watch advice - Aquanaut
Hi there,I was hoping some of the Patek experts on this forum could give me their opinion on the best Aquanaut model for a smaller women's wrist (mine).I am by no means a watch expert of any kind, but I recently saw a Patek on my friend's wrist and really liked it. I found out it was a 5167 and set off looking for a smaller model. I found out that both of the smaller models I was looking at were discontinued.The two that I figured out would work are the 5165 and 5166. Here is my dilemma: I like the style and look of the 5165 better, but I have quite a small wrist and am wondering if the smaller size of the 5166 might be better for me. 5165 is 38mm, and 5166 is 36mm. There is also some price difference between the two.For what it's worth, I don't mind larger watches but don't want it to be cumbersome or look too large. I don't like the look on the Daytona on my wrist. I also don't want a very flashy watch which is why the Aquanaut stood out to me. I do have a rose gold Rolex and a Van C

So sorry if this is a stupid question... 116234 DateJust Datewheel......
I've seen some 36mm 116234 Datejusts with the blue dial without the roulette datewheel, and some with it.Is there an option?I'm hours away from pulling the trigger and I can't seem to find any reasoning as to the difference.Am I missing something?Sorry again if this is a dumb Q to ask.

The beach and a 116618
How badly will sand scratch up that yellow gold? Anyone wear a yellow gold watch consistently at the beach? Thanks in advance.